Wondering if you all think this used 2007 Infiniti M35 is worth buying?

[Viking386]

http://www.carfax.com/vehicles/JNKAY01E ... cksonville

Just wanted some advice from all you M35 owners as I am a bit concerned about the 130k mileage on this car. The price at 8,000 just seems like one hell of a deal for this beauty of a car. Should the high mileage steer me away?

[steelcity]

I'd snatch it up for that price. These cars can go 300k miles no problem. Two owners and no accident, that's great.

[Brian35XR]

i bought my m35x last year for 12k with 125k miles LOL.

im thinking yea i overpaid but its completely fully loaded with the rear entertainment system and reclining backseats blah blah....

im thinking of selling it and getting an m45.

[Viking386]

And how has it treated you? Ive heard nothing but awesome things about these cars. At first I was looking at the G35 but the ones in my area were a bit over priced for the mileage. Then I ran into this M35 and was just shocked at the asking price. I just dont see how I can pass up this car for only 8,000.

[steelcity]

The cars are great. But someone will snatch that up soon.

[Larz]

I had an 07 M35 (same generation) and it had about 100,000 miles at the time it was totaled by a drunk driver. Only repairs were a battery, a starter, and tires. If you keep up with maintenance, these things will continue to run perfect.

First ... It is unusual for an Infiniti dealership to have a car with this age and mileage on it's lot. They would usually send these to auction. The fact that they did NOT do that speaks to the quality and condition of this car. It is no trouble at all for them to plug into the car and see all codes, all problem areas, etc. If they still wanted to keep it on their lot, it MUST be in sound condition. The 06-07 model years have had a great reliability history, and this car is definitely a good buy (even if priced above book value).
Only three things to do now:
1) Update the NAV disc in the glove box. http://infiniti.navigation.com/home/en_ ... uItem=Home
2) Find out if any fluids (coolant, gear box, differential) have been changed recently. if not, do that soon as you can.
3) Add one can of Seafoam in a full tank of fuel to clean out injectors.
I say ....... BUY IT!
Just keep in mind that although it appears to be in brilliant shape, with this age there will be repairs in the next few years and repairs aren't cheap on any car.

[Viking386]

I had an 07 M35 (same generation) and it had about 100,000 miles at the time it was totaled by a drunk driver. Only repairs were a battery, a starter, and <a class="vglnk" title="Link added by VigLink" target="_blank" href="http://www.walmart.com/cp/Tires/1077064" rel="nofollow"><span>tires</span></a>. If you keep up with maintenance, these things will continue to run perfect.

First ... It is unusual for an Infiniti dealership to have a car with this age and mileage on it's lot. They would usually send these to auction. The fact that they did NOT do that speaks to the quality and condition of this car. It is no trouble at all for them to plug into the car and see all codes, all problem areas, etc. If they still wanted to keep it on their lot, it MUST be in sound condition. The 06-07 model years have had a great reliability history, and this car is definitely a good buy (even if priced above book value).
Only three things to do now:
1) Update the NAV disc in the glove box. <a class="vglnk" href="http://infiniti.navigation.com/home/en_ ... uItem=Home" rel="nofollow"><span>http</span><span>://</span><span>infiniti</span><span>.</span><span>navigation</span><span>.</span><span>com</span><span>/</span><span>home</span><span>/</span><span>en</span><span>_</span><span>US</span><span>/</span><span>InfinitiNA</span><span>/</span><span>USD</span><span>?</span><span>SelectedMenuItem</span><span>=</span><span>Home</span></a>
2) Find out if any fluids (coolant, gear box, differential) have been changed recently. if not, do that soon as you can.
3) Add one can of Seafoam in a full tank of fuel to clean out injectors.
I say ....... BUY IT!
Just keep in mind that although it appears to be in brilliant shape, with this age there will be repairs in the next few years and repairs aren't cheap on any car.

That's awesome news man, I'm going to look at the car tomorrow after work might just come home with that thing, price is to good to pass up